As the Big Ten considers $2.4B in private money, @JasonBelzer has a warning for the schools that plan to pump their share into their football programs:
"Somebody's still going to finish in last. And they just gave away 10% of their future earnings."
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Big 12’s commissioner Brett Yormark isn’t apologizing for the slow pace of NIL Go approvals.
“That’s not a glitch—that’s a feature,” he said, defending the new oversight system introduced in college sports’ revenue-sharing era.
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Those who voted to “protect women’s sports” should bring that same energy to ensuring that Title IX is enforced.
Data from the Drake Group show 93% of athletic departments are in violation of Title IX.
Where’s the outrage toward that?
Or is it really about protecting women?
Wow. I love this. Personally, this feels powerful, strong, and sexy without feeling like these woman are being sexualized.
I think we are seeing the beginning of a new era of women’s sports marketing.
"I think right now, because of what's happened, they (WADA) need to earn that trust back…Once that trust is broken, or it feels compromised in any sort of way, it takes a lot to earn that back." -Elizabeth Ramsey, Team USA AC Executive Director
Today, the #NCAA will send more than $170 million in financial rewards to conferences for the wins and appearances of #D1 men’s basketball teams in the #MarchMadness men’s tourney and $0 for the success of any women’s team. Our #ProjectD1 response highlights the urgency to correct this inequity and equalize athletics performance incentives for #collegesports men’s and women’s teams.
Read more here: https://t.co/lej9LmLrYB
“…the Commission agreed with Team USA Ac’s recommendation to make Team USA AC completely independent of the USOPC”
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A complicated, subtle form of antisemitism is emerging, argues Harvard Law School professor Noah Feldman (@NoahRFeldman) in an essay https://t.co/PiAgZpf2C0
Always remember: The NCAA doesn't rep the athletes. It reps the member schools. It has no fiduciary duty to do what's in the best interests of the athletes.
Spent yesterday on Capital Hill on behalf of @TeamUSA_AC at the Commission on the State of US Olympics & Paralympics hearing, where in our testimony we called for independence from the USOPC in order for #athleterepresentation to be truly effective #athletevoice#athleteadvocacy
Executive Director of Team USA Athletes’ Commission, Elizabeth Ramsey, calls for independence from @TeamUSA in order for athlete representation to be truly effective and to regain the trust of athletes.
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“Were it a completely independent body disconnected from the USOPC, Team USA AC would be able to gain more athletes’ trust and have the autonomy to make decisions that benefit athletes without oversight from the USOPC” - Elizabeth Ramsey, Team USA AC Executive Director
🚨TEAM USA ATHLETES🚨
The Commission on the State of U.S. Olympics and Paralympics is holding a public hearing tomorrow from 9:00am - 5:00pm (EDT)- you can watch the livestream here- https://t.co/FGOyDSeE0z
A California bill would result in detrimental consequences for female athletes- "We must work to safeguard our current system: one where aspiring athletes receive equitable opportunities, facilities, participation and funding in all sports."
#athletevoice
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Team USA AC believes the ramifications of the passage of AB 252 would likely result in the loss of Olympic and Paralympic sport opportunities https://t.co/lR0DXPzIu1… via @SInow@AnthonyErvin @SummerSanders_ https://t.co/S7C4vrzG3H